“Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it”-Ronald Reagan
We have shown in many earlier articles how today’s medical students are being inundated with equality and diversity in how sick people should be treated; more proof is in this article, which can certainly harm our children. Pediatric group says kids should talk to their parents about tattoos — but not puberty blockers. “There was clearly no fact-checking,” one longtime AAP member said. “The AAP thought trans was the next civil-rights crusade and got boondoggled by enthusiastic young doctors (emphasis added).”
This is also disturbing: Elementary School Teacher Says It’s ‘Enjoyable’ to Confuse Children About Gender Identity. Enjoyable? I am falling into the teacher’s labyrinth of getting attention…anyone who enjoys confusing children who appear, by their remarks, to be young, is obviously just pretending to be transgender, non-binary or trying out for a remake of “Some Like It Hot.” Every teacher I have ever met wants to teach, not confuse, their students.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoes bill to fight deadly fentanyl scourge. Hochul, in a series of veto messages last week, said the fentanyl fighting bill was one of 39 measures that would have created task forces and commissions costing about $40 million that was not accounted for in the state budget. This gives you an honest look at Governor Hochul’s commitment to help end the crime in New York. The Governor could have signed this bill, and vetoed the other 38, thereby keeping some of the costs down. However, common sense was lacking, and fentanyl will still cross the border and reach New Yorkers. A commission may have helped, but we will not know, and deaths will continue, even innocent children who never had a chance to live: Syracuse baby who died had 23 times the amount of fentanyl that would kill an adult, report says.
‘Last thing we need’: Pols want NYers to pay $300M so illegal migrants can stay. “We have a moral obligation to make sure that new Americans have legal representation. Otherwise, the odds are without a lawyer they’ll be sent back to their country of origin and could face dire circumstances, including death,” state Sen. Brad Hoylman (D-Manhattan) said of legislation he is sponsoring alongside Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz (D-Queens). So, Sen. Hoylman (and Assemblymember Cruz), your statement leads us to believe that, if a thief breaks into your Manhattan (or Queens) home, you will embrace them because they may have no place to live and most likely don’t speak English because they are a “new” American, you will then pay for their lawyer, despite the fact they won’t have to pay bail and lawyers are available if you can’t afford one, and you will forgive their lack of the moral obligation not to break into your home. Will both of you gladly do this? Yet, you expect hard working New Yorkers to foot the bill for your misguided compassion. New Yorkers are compassionate, and more than willing to help, however, compassion is a two-way street and that means coming into America legally.
From the City Journal: “Statistical Murder”? By depriving communities of wealth, ill-conceived climate-change proposals will lead to worse health outcomes.
Mr. Hanson has always made it clear how to save America from the enemy within; he does not disappoint in his latest column. Victor Davis Hanson: If You Really Wanted to Destroy the U.S., Then…
It is outrageous that a hospital’s IT system is down for a week! Computer crash causes chaos at Brooklyn hospitals network with ties to Hochul. “A major safety-net hospital system in Brooklyn that receives huge subsidies from the State loses its IT systems and is unable to access patient medical records, laboratory results, etc. And this has been going on for a week,” the source said.
Christopher Rufo, writing in City-Journal, has numerous links to other examples how the “Woke” movement is creating an undercurrent that will lead to certain unrest in America.
For almost a year there have been articles about global demand fears due to China’s lockdown policies; the weekends protests against China’s lockdowns are contributing to the global fears of shortages.
Charter schools are now the last best hope to save US public education A quick reminder to Gov. Hochul, in the gubernatorial-race debate with Rep. Lee Zeldin, Hochul offered some surprising hope for kids: She said she backs lifting the cap, which limits the number of charter seats available to kids desperate to escape failing traditional public schools. Parents, it is up to you to hold her to this promise, remind your local legislator that the number of Charter Schools must be increased.
CPNYS wishes you all a happy and blessed Thanksgiving, that you are surrounded by your family, if some family members are away in the Armed Forces, we thank you for raising true heroes willing to protect our beloved country, and we will take the time to remember them as we thank our God for all the blessings America bestows on us. Thanksgiving is truly a unique American Holiday that seeks to acknowledge just part of what makes America the most uplifting country in the world.
Hochul raised record-breaking $60M to win term as governor — spending roughly $20 per vote. “Much of the money was raised from entities with business before the state — including donors who operate casinos seeking a license in New York, film companies that benefit from tax credits, cannabis companies, contributors from the massive health care industry who run or work at hospitals and nursing homes, and other state contractors and public employee unions.”
Also on the democratic agenda: Lawmakers begin push for $20+ minimum wage in New York. The proposal would also index minimum wage to inflation. Just what one needs with inflation raging, an additional expense, if it passes, albeit not effective until 2024 in increments until 2026. In New York City, residents who order take-out on an App are facing this: Food Delivery Workers Would Be Paid $23.82 Minimum Under Proposed New City Rules, an hour plus tips effective in 2025. If you live in NYC and are opposed to the changes, there is a public hearing on December 16.
John O. McGinnis writes in City Journal: The Kids Are Not All Right/The outcome of most enduring concern in Tuesday’s midterms was the Left’s total victory among the young.
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Brooklyn, NY – “The New York State Conservative Party is proud to have played a pivotal role in securing a new Republican Majority in the House of Representatives. Eleven newly elected members of Congress from New York ran with Conservative Party support, and the Conservative Party line provided the direct margin of victory in four of those races.
“In all, more than 200,000 votes were cast on the Conservative Party line for the 11 victorious congressional candidates, and we look forward to building on those victories in the coming years.”
Schumer on Dems Keeping Senate: Americans Have ‘Vindicated’ Our Agenda. Message to Sen. Chuck Schumer: If Warnock loses to Herschel Walker next month, how does the status quo of the US Senate indicate a vindication of your agenda? Even if Warnock wins, how does a one seat pickup indicate a vindication? This US News and World Report’s (puff) piece also calls your maintaining the leadership position as vindication, but only points to three bills with Kamala Harris’s deciding vote needed to pass them, but it neglects to mention your coffers were benefited by Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced former CEO of FTX whose business filed for bankruptcy days after the election, but not before pumping $40 million into the Democratic Party to spend on “get-out-the-vote” and other shadowy ballot-harvesting mechanics for the midterms. Vindication? Not even close to vindication; sycophantic politics at its worst. Did we happen to mention that Sam Bankman-Fried, not only spent a considerable amount of time lobbying key Washington decision makers and testifying before Congress while CEO of FTX, his fingerprints are all over key pending pieces of crypto legislation, like the still in-progress Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act (DCCPA). There will be long term effects as the crypto industry’s plunge comes as investors continue to grapple with the stunning implosion of FTX, one of the biggest and most powerful players in the industry.
NYS Comptroller tells us what we already knew in his report: Controls and Management of the Unemployment Insurance System. The system is severely lacking and cost taxpayers far too much by the lax protections in place to prevent overpayments and payments to those who do not qualify.
